It’s time to add something fresh and vibrant to your seudah shelishit/shalosh seudos menu. Here are some ideas.
For most of my life, my father/brothers/husband/sons went to shul for mincha and stayed until after Shabbat was over It’s only in the past couple years, in my new neighborhood, that seudah shelishit has become a time when the whole family is again around the table for a long time of an hour or more.
And now, when everyone is actually hungry again, we can expand the menu a bit and know that the food will actually be wanted. With its lighter menu (and especially when we can incorporate dairy), seudah shelishit has actually become one of my family’s favorite meals.
Here are some ideas your family might enjoy.
Thanks for this great roundup!
I was told that ceviche is not allowed to be made on Shabbos. If I make it before, would it last until shalosh seudos?
I truly enjoyed the variety of recipes.
Thank you for sharing them.